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Finally bit the bullet and ordered some headers today. Exotic Muscle 1 3/4 ceramic coated long tubes with Random Technologies high flow cats I'm pumped now. I'm going to install them the week after Christmas and get the car re-dynotuned. Hopefully I'll taste the 11's at the Corvette Challenge event in Richmond with the new set up. I know it's a stretch, but one could only hope
Yeah, I'm afraid it's going to slow down if I make any changes, but it's no fun to leave it as is
It wont slow you down. Your ready for your H/C swap now. When are you going to give us your Dyno #s. 11s are usually 400 rwhp cars and your a tenth of a sec away with mostly stock LT4. Thats great.
Shouldn't really NEED an X pipe, the stock LT4 exhaust already has an H pipe. However an X might be a bit more efficient and maybe sound better. I finally got the go ahead on my EM long tubes at tax time barring no more unforeseen expenses. I'm jealous.
It wont slow you down. Your ready for your H/C swap now. When are you going to give us your Dyno #s. 11s are usually 400 rwhp cars and your a tenth of a sec away with mostly stock LT4. Thats great.
Well, believe it or not, before the electric water pump, the car put down an SAE corrected 304 rwhp and about the same in torque on a 91 degree day. I suspect that with the Meziere and in the same (and current) set up that it ran the 12.19, it might put down 320rwhp. I'm just driving the **** out of it Actually, I think one thing that helped the et's was raising the rev limiter to 6,500 when it was tuned. I turn it as close to the limiter as I can without hitting it in every gear. The rest is all LT4.
Here's the dyno sheet from when it was tuned:
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